The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-07-03

A run by several members of the Pam ra-
pc Athletic Club wheelmen tomorrow.


! run by several members of the Pamra-
pc Athletic Club wheelmen tomorrow.
Miss Amy French, of Trenton, is the
guest of Miss Allie J ew EFT, of this city.
The BayoHne Athletic Assoc ation will
play the Pamrapo Athletic CLUB tomorrow
morning.
A special service will bs held in bouor of
Independence Day this evening, in the
Madison M e. Church.
An important encampm ent of Custer
Post, No. 6, Sons of Veterans vas held
! Friday evening in Hardings FL 81.
The Bergen Point Athletic Club viii
ross bats tomorrow afternoon with tn e
crask Allerton nine, of Nav York city.
The Resolutes, of ElizabethporS. were
beaten Thursday afternoon by the Polka
Dots, of Bergen Point, the score beaag 10
TO -.
An entertainment will be given IN Ar
canOp Hall tomorrow evening by the
members of BayoHne Council, No. sos,
Royal Arcanum.
In Columbia Park Company A. IRISH
Volunteers, of Bergen Point, will b Nd
their aou usl picnic and summer mig hts
festival tomorrow.
The bachelors and benedicts of Bay snne
Hs 'ok and Ladder Company, No l, will do
battle Tomorrow morning. on the grounds
of the Ps@rapo Athletic Club.
The anrnal regatta of the Argonauta
Row ing Association, of Bergen Point, will
be- held Tomorrow morning on the Kill
Won Kull. The event comprises five races
y To play she third game Of their series |
with the Hcsness, of Port Richmond, s. T., !
the Polka Bots, of Bergen Point, will |
Journey to SsRten Island tomorrow morn |
Sog
Mt: vernoE'Aedge, No. 17BI! @, OF,
Monday evening" elected NJ g., Walter
Wtrden; V. 4i,, William HarIDnd; p. s.,
Jckn s. anderson; TreasureY Peter NJ
LeAman; r. S., CHARLES Dow.
The members. of the Ledean Cv sling
Clrb with theirgwheels will board an, sarly
train tomorrow morning for Msttazwan,
from where they wild make rurodowna the
NevHJersey coast'as far as Long Branch
F4kaay evenir sthe members oftBayonns
Lo.ge No. 206,' Il O! O. F.. instaled abe
following newly elected officers =-Nl O.,
Charles Winklemani: v. g., MorgansFhom
as; Is. Philip aeardsley; r. S.. Charles
ID. Williams; trus5se, William W. Broker.
4sSuh jained are txsr newly elected officers
of Hudson Councsl. Nc /, Sons sfJonn-
dab: Worthy Ohief., William Ross; Worthy
William Provost; Worthy
Preside nt, John Edlenr Financial Secre-
tary, John Shafsr,. Treasurer, Daniss
Phillips Worthy G@ide, Samuel Taylor
Inside Sentinel, George Beck.
At the annual election.fcr officers or Bay
onne Bualding and loan Association 80. q
Mayor John NewmaRs WIS elected presi-
dent, v5ce-president, Alfred w. Hoeth.
directorS AL xander Christie, Charles Ii.
Lord, Frederick G.. Fayn, N. D., JoknsG.
Gardner, Winfield .istingham, Willie6n @.
tarr, FSenezer q. Earl, Charles L. Moe, /.
henry T. Harris, Conrad Muller, RGbert
d. len BxOeck and CHARLES S. Noe. The |
organization now numbers 457 sharekold,- |
srs. who possess 8, aeaindAvldual shares.
The graduates of Rablic School Nss. 2
are as follows: Academic Department
Misses Nay Bradley, Myra Hull, Hama
W. Ellsworth, Z. Rosalie Tyler, Louise. ID.
Eddy, Maggie II. rse2se, Leonora Ii sad
Llzzie j. Pos. and Georgiettas Il.
Small and Mr.. William F. Moody, DIR.
Grammar, Department Misses Hell n. j..
Barrett, Florence Cadmus. Effie Collier,
Edith DeAton, Add,s. Ellsworth, Bertha
Goodchild, Gsorgianna. f. Gelbel, J. May
Huxley, Ada G. Kennedy, Edith M Zones
and Isabella B. Paynton and Messrs En-
nest P. Barrett, Frank t. Ludey and IIonls
A. Vienot.